Smash (Russian band)

Smash!!
Smash!!
	Smash!! in 2002
Background information
Also known as	СМЭШ!!
Origin	Moscow, Russia
Genres	Pop
Years active	2000–2006
Labels	Universal Music
Associated acts	Neposedi
Past members	Sergey Lazarev; Vlad Topalov

Smash!! (in Russian: СМЭШ!!) was a Russian pop duo formed in 2000 which consisted of members Sergey Lazarev and Vlad Topalov. They sang mainly in English, and released their music in Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia. They were most popular among teenagers in Russia and Southeast Asia. The band split up in 2006.

Biography

Beginnings

Sergey and Vlad were signed in 2000 with the music label Universal Music Russia, under the name 'Smash!!'. In January 2002, the duo shot a music video for their first single "Should Have Loved You More". In August of the same year, they won the New Wave contest in Jūrmala, Latvia. They'd originally worked together as part of the children's group Neposedi, alongside Lena Katina and Yulia Volkova, the two girls that would eventually become t.A.T.u..

Discography

Album Information
Freeway Released: 2003 Singles: "Should Have Loved You More", "Belle", "Talk to Me", "Freeway"
2Nite Released: December 1, 2004 Singles: "Obsession", "Faith"
Evolution Released: 2005

Singles

Year	Song	Album
January 2002	"Should Have Loved You More"	Freeway
October 2002	"Belle"	Freeway
March 2003	"Talk to Me"	Freeway
September 2003	"Freeway"	Freeway
May 2004 (September 2004 in India)	"Obsession"	2Nite
2004	"Faith"	2Nite
2004	"Мечта"	2Nite

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References

External links

Last.fm Page (in MutiLanguage)

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